The Psychology of Survival
Ray Mears once again delivers a very informative piece on the psychology of survival and how even with the right provisions you can still perish if your mindset does not adapt to the challenges ahead.
Back in Black
The repairs are done after my October off when I hit the diesel. I could have ridden sooner. While the hand is still painful I can still operate the clutch. What I couldn’t do was manipulate fiddly nuts and bolts and pliers which was necessary for doing the repairs. This weekend that changed and in anticipation of the first sunny spring day I thought I’d get the bumble bee fixed pronto.
Horse meat in my lasagne!
Here is something I horse rustled up for lunch
I thought my culinary creation would be a bute beaut but it left a nasty taste in my mouth.
K-Wires in thumb get pulled out
Well the time finally came for the K-wires to be pulled out of my thumb. They don’t mess around with anesthesia as it is a quick procedure but it does hurt somewhat. In the 5 weeks that the cast was on the skin begins to grow around the pins. The first pin came out without too much trouble but that second pin was stubborn.